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NO VACANCY—StiII in the construction stage, these two residence halls at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, are tagged with “No Vacancy” signs. Completion of Lake and Olsen Halls for men, above, will boost campus housing capacity to 2,482 women, 1,428 men. More than 400 students are on a waiting list for campus housing-

NATO Depends On U. S. Leadership

UPI Foreign News Analyst i. UPI Foreingn News Analyst In Oslo this'week, at the NATO foreign minister’s conference, the 1 United States undertook a two-fold task: First, it sought to erase doubts about U.S. leadership arounsed by serious setbacks in Cuba and Loas, and doubts about its intentions in Europe. Second, it sought to mend cracks in NATO’S own defensive armor. On U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk’s side as he addressed the ministers was the first U.S. astronaut’s flight into space. Also reassuring was his promise that U.S. troops would not be withdrawn from Europe and that the U.S. maintained its strong position against any Communist attempt to take over West Berlin. Not so easily glossed over were the differences within NATO itself. They included: The economic split between the “Inner Six” led by France and West Germany on the one hand and the “Outer Seven” led by Britain on the other. Between the two groups there still exists the possibility of a disasterous, throatcutting economic war. President Charles de Gaulle’s demand that NATO policy-making be left to a triumvirate composed of France, Britain and the United States Resistance, especially among the small NATO nations, not only to

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De gaulle’s plan but to demands that they further burden their own economies with increased contriI buttons to NATO. Demands for increased economic aid to under-developed nations. Among all nations in NATO are doubts about the United States’ atomic policy. Last year, NATO Supreme Commander Gen. Lauris Norstad suggested that NATO become a nuclear power in its own right. Later, then-secretary of State Christian fterter repeated and seemingly made it official U.S. policy. The present U.S. administration has not repeated the offer, although taking the position that NATO should have nuclear weapons. The result has been doubtl NATO is Western Europe’s defensive arm. Yet, as repeated by Dirk Stikker, NATO’S new secretary general, this week, it is deI pendent on U.S. leadership. There is no room for vacilation. Round They’ll Go NEW YORK (UPI) — Architects are going in circles at the ' University 'of Pittsburgh to give each of 1,855 students outside rooms in new dormitories. ■ The university will build three 1 88 - foot - diameter towers on a 1 three-story pedestal. The circular towers will be 15, 18 and 21 stories respectively.

Today Is 37th Anniversary Os Hoover In FBI By LYLE C. WILSON WASHINGTON (UPI) — Now is the time for all good men to drink an anniversary toast in wine or water to J. Edgar Hoover of the FBI. Today is the 37th anniversary of Hoover's appointment as. FBI director. That choice was made by the late Harlan Fiske Stone, attorney general in the Coolidge Cabinet before he was boosted to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Justice Department and its investigative arm had been in ill repute before Stone and Hoover began in 1924 to figure in the headlines. William J. Burns was head Gman during the Harding administration and Harry M. Daugherty was Harding s attorney general. Daugherty was head of the socalled Ohio gang, a principal figwe in the scandals which degraded the Harding administratration. President Coolidge forced Daugherty out of the Cabinet in 1924, named Stone to succeed him. One of Stone’s first acts was to name 29-year-old J. Edgar Hoover director of the newly created FBI. Stone and Hoover began accomplishing the almost impossible. Their task was to restore public confidence in the Department of Justice. Daugherty left the department under charges of corruption growing .out of an investigation which, according to the Encyclopedia of American History, “revealed that the attorney general, acting in concert with members of the Ohio gang, had received payments from violators of the prohibition laws (andi also disclosed that Daugherty had failed to prosecute for graft in the Veterans Bureau.” He was acquitted in 1927 on a conspiracy charge. , Hoover established high standards for the FBI. He compelled his men and his organization to conform precisely to those standards. Soon. Hoover became and has remained a legend in his own time. It became standard operate ing procedure for the Congress and the presidents of the United j States to turn to Hoover and his men when the nation was troubled L with a law enforcement problem of great magnitude and the citizens were uneasy in their beds at night.

That is the way it was when Charles A. Lindbergh Jr. was kidnaped and murdered. Congress enacted the Lindbergh kidnap law and stipulated that Hoover and the FBI should enforce it. Not a moment too soon, either. When prohibition finally came to an end, the hoodlums who had been enriched by bootleg boose turned to kidnaping as a new bonanza. Others began knocking over national banks. They, also, were in FBI jurisdiction. One by one, the Dillingers and the Machine Gun Kellys were disposed of. Meantime, tne Communists were crawling out of the internal woodwork in the United States. Hoover and the FBI drew the assignment to ride herd on them. Then began the ceaseless effort of the American Commies, their friends and their dupes to get Hoover. Hoover and the FBI comprise the most effective roadblock in in this country to the objective of all Communists here and abroad which is to bury the American way of life. Harry S. Truman probably was under the greatest pressure of any president to fire Hoover and to cripple the FBI. HST wouldn’t have dared even if he had wanted to do that. To Edgar Hoover: Skoal! _±2l_ Males Score Victory NEW YORK (UPI) — The number of male teachers in the public high schools in the United States exceeded the number of school marms in the academic year 1958-59. The U.S. Office of Education compiler of the statistics, says this is the first time men have been in the majority since its surveys began in 1890. The males accounted for 52.2 per cent of the total.

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